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QuadriX is a "research tool" for experimenting
with the bended faced group of objects, the Superquadrics. This
type of objects are a generalization of the sphere equation, giving common
and strange new shapes described by the same simple equation.
Helwig Löffelmann
made some eye-twisting images, by modeling an extended camera, where the
viewing rays are shot along the surface vectors of some hyper-super-ellipsoids.
Some "screenshots" show the GUI of my program, supporting DXF and POV export of the generated models!
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Qmanip is a full interactive Quadtree-manipulator letting you
edit both the raster and the quadtree itself. Sample patterns of different
size show the application of the raster as fill pattern. Saving, loading,
inverting the pattern or generating a random-one is included. It's been
made as a homework for the lecture
Computergraphik 3 in 1993.
This screen-shot shows you the GUI.
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Both programs are written in Turbo Pascal on PC. The whole graphical
interface with windows, gadgets, ... was generated by me in plain Pascal. I used
for the Qmanip the routines again, which were then already collected
in a unit.
Comments to the programs are also welcome be mail here.
- These former projects I've done during my studies. Information about ongoing
research and current interests you will find on my
research page.